Tully News Highlights Cane Crush and Camp Farewell
For the week ending November 4 the mill crushed 15 427 tons of cane bringing season totals to tans with an average. A new sugar shed has been erected in the mill grounds to stack excess sugar. The Tully Division of the 51st Battalion held a farewell dance before departing for a month’s camp in Cairns. Pte M Cusack conducted novelties to entertain the crowd while Pres J Thieme C Thieme N McKinnon and R Coyle provided music. About 55 militia men from Tully joined the train bound for Cairns on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
51St Battalion
Cairns
S. B. Best
Beeett
Pte
M. Cusack
Pres. J. Thieme
C. Thieme
N. McKinnon
R. Coyle
Rub Out Aches and Pains with Double D Nncalyptus
A fragmentary note references a remedy or training phrase called Rub Out Aches and Pains with Double D Nncalyptus. The text also mentions Enormous Od and a cryptic 1/3 (edvt) phrase, indicating experimental or promotional language.
Local Notes on Show Winners and Farm Pricing Changes
The report lists winners at an ALF volunteers show including Red Kelpie bitch Figtell owned by Mrs O Britton and champion Teddy of Ayr Pomeranian from Mrs Gale. It notes cane price increases of 3d per ton by CS.R. Company affecting growers, and government harvest decisions praised. A Herbert River RSSLLA meeting discussed earth wire corrections and a small deficit of £164/9/9. About 20 women from the Women’s Emergency Legion kept fit with activities at Forrest’s ship, including dances and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitch Figtell
Mra. O. Britton
Shel Sykes
Mra E. Glover
Mrs. Gale
Teddy
Ayr
Cs.r
Herbert River
Rsslla
Emery Legion
Forrest
Ship of Miss
Cannion
Millan Millan notes and farewell to volunteers
Waleed evening gathering at Show Hall bids farewell to Len Thomas and Eddie Turner for CWA volunteer work. J Turner, brother of Eddie, also enlisted. Millan Younger Set met at Mrs Thomas's. L Thomes and E Thomas among those departing. Mrs C Wakely returned from holiday. Nurse L Young resumes duties after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleed
Len Thomas
Eddie Turner
Miss. M
E. Wilson
J. Turner
E. Turner
L. Thomes
E. and
Thomas
M. W
C.W.A
Ken Wadsworth
T. Brotherton
My Country’s Good Pride and Resolve
A compact reflection on national honor and courage, contrasting public virtue with personal risk. The speaker elevates collective good, urging steadfastness and duty beyond individual sacrifice.
Ellerman Estate Control Nears Transfer in Cox Era
The passage describes Sir William Cox’s trusted role and the heir John’s reliance on his guidance. It notes a shift of power to a small group including Raphael de Sola as potential trustee in managing Ellerman estate interests. The text hints at delegated authority and unnamed others involved in investments and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
Wien
Ellerman Organet
Si John
Cox
Arman
Sir William
Raphael de Sola
de Sola
Central Conference Committees Map Rail and Road Plans
Branch Road and each committe of the Central Conference outline 16 rail and road proposals. The fragment notes committee structure and ongoing planning for transportation projects under the conference umbrella.
Ellerman the Master of Fortune
A brief note references Ellerman as the master of fortune with a cryptic phrase stating five now, suggesting a change in status or role. The fragmentary text provides no dates, places, or corroborating details.
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Llaa Millaa
Poy
POY & Sons
P.O
Innisfail
Mmately
Fortune
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Iisee
Ae Dickson
G. Peters Smith
Tom Hennewie
Norma Aris
Rhee
Solo
Mrs. Turner
Britain
Touri
Liverpool
Aan
Ofssiare
Mily
Buy Et Tb Flectrit Electric Akin
GR Topliss
Shields-street
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